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Hacheston Parish Council Open Floor Submission Representation SZC May 21st 2021 SIZEWELL C: Application for Development Consent Order Open Floor Hearing Submission by Hacheston Parish Council 1. Introduction This presentation deals exclusively with the issues associated with the Southern Park and Ride facility, (SPR) Other areas of concern to Hacheston will be covered in our written submission. Hacheston Parish Council, reflecting the views of the majority of residents, has consistently opposed the Southern Park and Ride which would bring no benefits to the village and in a number of ways would have a damaging impact on the community. Hacheston is a small village of about 350 people which is 14 miles from the site of Sizewell C. The proposed site of The Southern Park and Ride facility, (SPR) is almost wholly within the parish to the east of the A!2. Most of the village, 1 mile to the north, is a linear development along the B1116, whilst Lower Hacheston is close to the SPR site on the B1078. 2. Summary HPC agrees that a park and ride facility would reduce the number of workforce vehicles in the area near the main construction site, but it would considerably increase the impact of traffic on Hacheston. HPC does not agree with the proposed location. The visual impact of the site and the noise and air pollution would have an adverse impact on the lives of local residents and light pollution is likely to have a serious detrimental impact on the dark skies of the surrounding area. The combined impact of over one thousand additional vehicles, 7 days a week on local roads plus a large increase in HGVs on the A12 would seriously affect the daily lives of Hacheston residents. 3 Southern Park and Ride 3.1 Location We are convinced that the Southern Park and Ride should be situated further south on the A12. On the basis that 1 bus can replace up to 50 private cars, this Representation SZC May 21st 2021 location could remove hundreds of cars from the busiest section of the A12 around Woodbridge, part of which is single carriageway, It would also remove the congestion which is anticipated in the village of Wickham Market and for which satisfactory mitigation measures have proved elusive. We recommend that the developer investigates the Park and Ride facility on the A12 at Martlesham which appears to have unused capacity. 3.2 Visual and Environmental Impact The proposed site for the SP&R is inappropriate. The elevated site is a special landscape between two protected (1) river valleys. The proposal is a for 26.4 hectares of parking and infrastructure plus a postal consolidation facility and Traffic Incident Management Facility. There would be parking for 1,250 cars, 80 motorcycles, minibuses, bicycles and in addition a number of buildings. (2) We do not agree that the developer has sufficiently considered the adverse landscape and visual impact of this industrial development in a rural setting. The elevated site would be visible from many properties in the area both during the day and at night. We do not agree with the applicant’s assessment of the visual impact to nearby residents of Hacheston and Lower Hacheston and would bring to the attention of the Examining Authority the report of The Landscape Partnership ( 3 ), a consultancy commissioned by HPC in collaboration with 3 neighbouring parish councils. We do not agree with the measures proposed by EDF to mitigate the impact on the environment and ecology of the site. We wish to see the bunding which was proposed at Stage 4 reinstated and the planting and conservation of trees and hedgerows given more careful consideration. 3.3 Light Pollution Hacheston Parish Council does not agree with the applicant’s assessment of the impact of lighting. The proposed facility would operate 20 hours in 24 and at night would be illuminated by lighting columns 6 metres high on the site and 10 metres high on the access roads. ( 4 ) Hacheston has no street lighting and residents value the dark skies. We think that at night the SPR would be visible over a wide area and light-spill will considerably detract from the rural character of the village. 3.4 Noise Levels HPC does not agree that noise during the construction of the SP&R would have negligible impact on the neighbourhood. Outside rush hour this is a very quiet location. Representation SZC May 21st 2021 3.5 Air pollution We do not agree that the air pollution caused by the construction and operation of the SPR would be harmless. We expect EDF to set up air-quality monitoring at the Fiveways roundabout where traffic would be heavy and a bus shelter is in daily use by schoolchildren. We would like to see a commitment to sustainable forms of transport such as electric vehicles and the provision of charging points. 4 SPR Traffic Impact The operation of the proposed SPR would generate 1,784 vehicle movements in the day in addition to 900 at night ( 5 ) with peaks which coincide with the busiest times of normal traffic. Since very little public transport serves the village, all residents rely on cars to travel to work, schools, shops and medical treatment. We do not agree that the impact of the SPR on local traffic would be negligible. In addition to congestion and road traffic incidents, an increase in the volume of traffic will raise the levels of pollution and noise. We accept that EDF have carried out detailed traffic modelling but with limited resources and the continuing impact of Covid on working hours, HPC is unable to produce evidence to challenge the predictions in the DCO application. 4.1 Re-routing To avoid the anticipated serious congestion on the A12, drivers would seek alternative routes along unsuitable narrow lanes in the district and could be tempted to speed through the village. Most of the housing in Hacheston is on either the B1116 or the B1078, footways are narrow or non-existent and speeding traffic is an important issue for residents. 4.2 Fiveways Roundabout Fiveways roundabout is the junction of the B1116 and B1078 with the A12 slip road to the proposed site. It would carry all the SPR traffic from both directions including buses and vehicles serving the postal consolidation facility. HPC does not agree that the extra vehicle movements will have negligible impact on traffic flow. The roundabout is likely to be a pinch-point and hazardous for walkers and cyclists. EDF should plan mitigation measures. 5 Conclusion Representation SZC May 21st 2021 Hacheston Parish Council does not support the proposal for a park and ride facility in Hacheston. The construction and operation of the SPR would be an unwelcome industrial development in a village which cherishes its rural setting and character. Notes 1 Special Landscape Areas protected by local designation until 2020 Suffolk Coastal District Local Plan 2 DCO volume 4 Chapter 2: 2.2.6. Project library APP 380 3 Sizewell C Southern Park and Ride, Hacheston, Suffolk Review of landscape and visual aspects of planning application (This has been submitted to PINS) 4 DCO Volume 4 Chapter 6: 6.5.4. Project library APP 390 5 DCO Volume 4 Chapter 4 : 4.6.28. Project library APP 384 Sizewell C Project: Southern Park and Ride Hacheston, Suffolk Review of landscape and visual aspects of planning application for Campsea Ashe, Hacheston, Marlesford, and Wickham Market parish councils Planning | 3rd March 2021 Status: Planning | Issue 01 Sizewell C Southern Park and Ride, Hacheston, Suffolk Review of landscape and visual aspects of planning application Contact: Simon Neesam Technical Director The Landscape Partnership The Granary, Sun Wharf Deben Road Woodbridge Suffolk, IP12 1AZ t: 01394 380 509 w: thelandscapepartnership.com The Landscape Partnership Ltd is a practice of Chartered Landscape Architects, Chartered Ecologists and Chartered Environmentalists, registered with the Landscape Institute and a member of the Institute of Environmental Management & Assessment and the Arboricultural Association. Registered office The Landscape Partnership Greenwood House 15a St Cuthberts Street Bedford MK40 3JG Registered in England No. 2709001 March 2021 | Page i Status: Planning | Issue 01 Sizewell C Southern Park and Ride, Hacheston, Suffolk Review of landscape and visual aspects of planning application Contents 1 Introduction 2 Review of ES Volume 4, Chapter 6 3 Summary and recommendations March 2021 | Page iii Status: Planning | Issue 01 Sizewell C Southern Park and Ride, Hacheston, Suffolk Review of landscape and visual aspects of planning application 1 Introduction 1.1 Background to the review 1.1.1 NNB Generation Company (SZC) Limited (shortened to SZC Co.) is proposing to construct a new nuclear power station at Sizewell in east Suffolk, known as the Sizewell C Project. The new power station would be constructed adjacent to the existing Sizewell A (which is currently being decommissioned) and the active Sizewell B. 1.1.2 The Sizewell C Project meets the criteria of a Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project under the Planning Act 2008 (new onshore generating station in England with a capacity of over 50MW). As such, the application for development consent is being submitted to the Planning Inspectorate. If consent for the project is awarded, this would be granted in the form of a Development Consent Order from the Secretary for State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy following a public examination of the application. 1.1.3 In addition to the works at the main development site at Sizewell, the project includes a number of temporary and permanent installations, both to facilitate construction and operation and to help off-set some of the adverse effects, e.g. through community enhancement and habitat improvement.
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